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USAirport Parking Covered Parking at DIA
Our covered parking has recently been expanded to roughly double its'
size from our current 550 spaces to about 1100 spaces - I anticipate
that we will have good covered parking availability until Thanksgiving 2006, but
you are always welcome to make a
reservation.
They are free and there's no obligation.
With the 2005 price increase to $18/day at the DIA structure, USAirport Parking covered
parking is a particularly attractive option - by combining a discount such
as the our
Save $1/day Internet Coupon, a 10% discount with a
King Soopers Soopercard, a 10% discount with a
City Market Value Card, a 15% discount with the
AAA Motor Club
card, travel agency coupons, or many others. with the Frequent Parker Card,
travelers can park for much less than the cost of the DIA parking garage.
And, the DIA parking garage frequently fills on weekdays, and does not
offer reservations.
The discounts listed above cannot be combined with each other. However, all of the
previously listed discounts may be combined with the
Frequent
Parker Card, which provides $40 worth of parking or
auto services
for 30 days of paid covered parking
Denver International Airport - DIA Indoor Parking
To the best of our knowledge, no facility, public or private,
offers rented indoor parking at DIA at this time. Indoor parking was
previous available at the Stapleton airport, and was available
at warehouse parking facility in Aurora (at 32nd and Pagosa)
operating under various names in the late 1990s
and early 2000s, but as far as we know, no true rented indoor
parking is currently available at Denver International Airport.
USAirport Parking's covered parking opened on April 5, 2004, and was
expanded on July 14, 2005. USAirport Parking is the world's largest privately owned
off-airport parking facility, with about 8,000 total spaces.
For the complete history of USAirport Parking, visit our
History Page, which
is probably the only complete Internet history of an off-airport parking lot.
Almost, but not quite as exciting as
The World's Largest Ball of Twine.
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